Crate's are NOT random like they say

1and0nly wrote: »

Remember that we are talking about a computer program.
A computer can not produce a truly random number. The only thing a computer can do is produce an *approximately* random number.
One common technique is to first add up all the numbers of the current system time,
for instance:
2009/19/12 09:35 --> 2+9+1+9+1+2+9+3+5 = 41 * sqrt(2) = ~57
or
2009/20/11 08:59 --> 2+9+2+1+1+8+5+9 = 37 * sqrt(2) = ~52

This is a pseudo-random number, but we can now say:
IF [our number] EQUALS [53] THEN [you win a kriss super v]
ELSE [you get a spray item]

of course, crossfires implementation might be completely different. but this should help you understand why you arent winning.
Just buy more crates, and at some point you might get your kriss. Or maybe you will never get one. This is called random.

Sigish wrote: »

M4 c 1 crate

2 Winchesters 20 crates

Diff acc Camo Deag 2 crates

Diff acc Anaconda 40 Crates

diff acc Kriss 2 crates

eat that.

1and0nly wrote: »

Remember that we are talking about a computer program.
A computer can not produce a truly random number. The only thing a computer can do is produce an *approximately* random number.
One common technique is to first add up all the numbers of the current system time,
for instance:
2009/19/12 09:35 --> 2+9+1+9+1+2+9+3+5 = 41 * sqrt(2) = ~57
or
2009/20/11 08:59 --> 2+9+2+1+1+8+5+9 = 37 * sqrt(2) = ~52

This is a pseudo-random number, but we can now say:
IF [our number] EQUALS [53] THEN [you win a kriss super v]
ELSE [you get a spray item]

of course, crossfires implementation might be completely different. but this should help you understand why you arent winning.
Just buy more crates, and at some point you might get your kriss. Or maybe you will never get one. This is called random.